TI1E OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 15, 1011.
SCORE GERMAN CHANCELLOR
New Vice Presidents of U. P.
FarvGtraans Isad in the Attack on
Von Kiderlen-Waechter.
WANTID A SLICE OF -MOROCCO
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Agreement Tilth France Una Not
Satisfied Any of ke Political
Groapa at Home and All Ie
aonaee Kalaar'a Advleer.
EERL1N. Oct. 1.-Th decision of the
chief point of the Moroccan controversy
haa brought with It a fresh cr!:e In th
. shape of a many-aided attack on th
German mlnlxtr)-. and more erprclal y on
tha foreign secretary. Herr von Kiderlen
Waechter. The asreenvnt with France
tecma to have dissatisfied all quartera.
Tho Pan-Germann are bitterly disap
pointed becauec Germany has not ob
tftlned a ahara of Jlorocco, even had It
been at tha price of war; the national
liberal and conaervatlver, because Oer
man policy In their opinion nan been too
conclllnt ry; the rorlatlt. becaiiK the
country ha from tlielr point of view been
led perilously near to war ovi r a matter
vhlch waa not worth tho rink. Tha non
partisan presa 1 adding to the outcry by
condemning loudly the mystery which
urrounrted the neax'ttatlon from beirln
nlnic to end.
How Ilerr von Klderlen-Watchter will
extricate himeclf from W unpicassnt sit
uation remalna to be seen. It la errtnln
that he will be the subject of fierce at
tarka on tha meeting of tha Itclchstaif.
and hla resignation may Us demanded.
Bis Navlaatlon rroji-et.
Ona of the moat important engineering
undertakings now engaginK attention In
Germany la a piun to make the Rhine
navigable from Paale, Hwltserlnnd, t
IXko Constance. Thre i.oul!i Uorinan
states and Bwltceriand are Interesting
thenuclves In tha matter. While It bag
tint yet beau definitely decided to carry
cut the scheme, threa companies now
building dams for power purposes on the
atream hnve been ordered to put In lock
tf at least !W foel leiwth to accommodate
the large barge that are expected to pty
on the atrcam. The, moet difficult tech
nics! problem In the way of carrying out
the scheme In to overcome the rlxe of
about eighty feet at the Faile of the
Ithlne at fichaffhausen. Here It la pro.
posed either lo build two locka of about
forty feet rise each, or to put In a ship
'valor, almllar to the one already In
tie at Hlnrlchenburs, on the Iortmund
Ems canal, where bargee are run Into
hug tanka. and thea then lifted by
hydraulic pressure to the level of the
high' stretch of the canal.
Homo Difficult I'rolileme.
Another difficult point la at Lauten
burg, aome fifteen or twenty mllee cast
of llaile, where the river ruahea through
a gorge and haa a fall of about forty-
five feet; and the water here la three
timet the volume at Bchaffhausen. A
dam la already building her and will
b completed In a few yeara, developing
about 60,000 horaepower.
A number of other power plant , of
smaller proportion will be built at va
rious point along th mrtam to over
com rapid; finally a vary large one
will be built some ten mile below Bail
by th Aleatlan manufacturing city of
Muhlbauscn. Manufacturing town will
spring up. It la believed, on both. In
German and Bwlss ilde of th river.
Th total eoM of th undertaking I
estimated at about 110,000.000, apparently,
not Including dam now building. Of
thla um th three Oerman atate of
linden. Wirttemburr and Bavaria ar to
uav M.cnO.000: Swtiserland. $4. 000, COO, and
Austria, tl.tOO.OOO.
Hew Tor At.
Th Navy department ha luccreded In
Improving th torpedo net for th pro
tection of warships to auch an extent
that all the newer veaaela ar to be pro
vided with It a soon a . possible.
Hitherto few ah I pa hava seen protected
In this way, a It had been found that
speed wa diminished by the attainment
of net and alao that th old atyl of
net we not available at all whll th
vcuel wa under way. A recent Inven
tlon made by a naval officer, -whose Im
provemrnt ha been kept aecret. ha
overcome thae difficult! and permit
th veaaela to ateam at undiminished
peed whll th net I fully spread.
CAM SNYDER LOANS MONET 00
household goods, horses, cattle and all
chatul seourttle at a big dlacouat of th
usual rat. Office over 130 West Broad-
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PROMOTIONS
A. Ml'NKOK.
FOR 'OMAHA
MEN.
T. M.
ORR.
OMAHA MEN GET PROMOTIONS
T. M. Orr and J. A. Munroe Given
Better Jobi with Union Pacific.
W. B. SCOTT GENERAL MANAGES
latter Alao Haa the Title of Tie
Trealilent In t hri of Opera
'llona All Will Have Their
Ufflrea In Omaha.
Two On. aha men hnv been given pro-
mcrtlone by the I'nlon Taclflo. T. M.
Orr. aenlxtant general manager, waa pro-
moled lo auieient to Prraident Mohler
at the meeting of the toard of director
of the road held In New York Friday
afternoon. J. A. Munroe, who ha been
general freight traffic manager, waa pro
moted to vice president In charge of
traffic. W. B. Scott, assistant traffic di
rector for the road In Chicago, Is pro
moted to be vie president and general
manager In charge of operations.
The promotion of -Mr. Orr and Mr.
Munroe will be effective at onoe, and Mr.
Scott's promotion will go Into effect No
vember 1. Headquarter of th three pro
moted men will be In Omaha.
Mr. Orr first started Into railroad word
for tha New Tork Central In Ita freight
offlo In Buffalo and worked there until
1KS7, when he came to Council Bluff for
th I'nlon Paclfle. If worked there for
a short time In th freight office and
then cam to Omaha, Mr. Orr has been
in th employ of th road from 1887, ea-
cept fourteen month when he worked
tor th Oould Southwestern line In Texas.
Mr. Munroe has been In th employ of
the road since 1100. at which time b
cam her from Kansas City. In October
of 1891 he was mad general freight agent,
prior to which time n was assistant
general freight agent
BIG LAND SHOW
WILL OPEN ITS
D00RSM0NDAY
(Continued from First Page.)
Sixty-Four Skilled
Workmen Go to Work
in the Local Shops
Sixty-four skilled maohlnlsts were
placed In th Omaha shop of th Union
Paclflo railroad Saturday morning to
fill th position of atrlkar. They war
brought from th cast In a special tourist
car and taken direct to the hop. Few
strikers were about the shop when the
"breaker" detrained and entered.
Two carloads of strikebreaker arrived
In Omaha Saturday morning en route
wt. They cam on No, It. At Omaha
they were all placed In one car and then
the Journey waa resumed.
A complete absano e2 dlaorder haa
marked th strlk for th laat week.
Local labor leader and Union Paolflo
official seem united In th effort to pre
vent trouble. Another meeting wa held
by th trikar at Wolfe hall Saturday
morning and th etrlke situation dis
cussed. '
rrlfthtfot Spaa ma
of th stomach, liver torpor, lam back
and weak kidneys r overcoin by Kleo
trlo Bitter. Guaranteed. Wo. For sal
by Beaton Drug Co.
0
an't Praise It Enough"
Says Woman 02 Year
o
Old
Mrs. Ellen Manning has used
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
for years, and it is what has
kept her alive. At the pres
ent time she feels fine.
Her words of praise are of
great value to all elderly
people and to those needing
a gentle invigorating tonic
"1 thought 1 would writ and
tell you how much good Duffy'
Pur Malt Whisker haa don for
m. 1 am an old lady In my 824
year, and am feeling fin, thank
to this wonderful medicine, which
has kept in In llf for a cumber of
year. I don't know what I would
do without It. A friend wrot m
to try it, and I did; am very glad,
as It helya m mor than any medi
cine ever did. I thank God for
having Duffy's Pure Malt Whis
key, and hope that other will ue
It, for It la a good tonic for th old and young. I cannot say enough In
praise of It." Mrs. LlUn Manning, l O. Dox 69, Tbr River. Mas.
0o'g Pure Pall I7.ilbkey
STANDARD OF PURITY AND EXCELLENCE . .
If you wish to keep strong, vigorous and activ, and eujoy perfect
health, take Duffy Pure Malt Whiskey regularly, according to direction.
It builds up the nerve tissues, tones up tho luart, give power to the brain,
strength and elasticity to th muscles and rlchne to th blood. It bring
into action all the vital fore-, makes digestion perfect and enables you to
pet from the food you eat all the nourishment It contain. It Is a wonder
tul remedy in the prevention and cure of nervousness, typhoid, malaria,
evt-ry form of stomach trouble and dlaeasf of the throat and lungs, and Is
Vinrrll.ed as a medlcln by doctors of all schools.
Duffy's Pure Malt WMbkry I tit only whiskey that was Uxeil by
the govtrrniueut as nieUiciue during the Spaniab-Aiiicricaa War.
If i. lived of advice, writ our Medical Department, statins; your case fully.
Our a - lorn will ud you advice free, tosethvr with valuable inedUal booklet,
c.v.'l IN tUALtllJ ONLY by dru-tela, grocer and dialera, or direct,
tl K per irse belli. Tii Duffy Malt WLlky Co.. tteciteeUr. N. Y,
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hlblt of fruit, grain, creases and mlnerala
that la second to none, chowlna; what that
state Is doing r.t th wsy of holding out
an Invitation to men and capital to oom
within It border.
Th eshlblt of South Dakota I largely
grain, but there I enough of th horti
cultural to ahow conclusively that the
atate I not taking a back seat for any of
It neighbor.
rino Nebraska Ksfclblf.
Of courae, Ntbraaka I th "old re
liable," and I ahowing an enormous
quantity of grain, alfalfa and other for
age plants. Corn J featured and the
eye of the visitor will open wtd when
they gase upon th enormous and varied
display of this cereal. Then, too, Ne
braska Is not so far behind In th way
of showing fruit. It I "ther with th
goods."
The three tent outside th Coliseum
ar given over to the exhibitor of farm
and ranch machinery. In them ther ar
team engine sufficiently large to carry
a halt doaen plowa; great pumpa for
raising water to spread over the land for
Irrigation, Then ther ar scores of
machlna that are In the nature of labor
saving devloea. Intended to mak th
work of th f aimer and rancher aslr.
The Interior of th Coliseum never was
a attraotlv as now. It was only a few
days ago that the Ak-Sar-Uen coronation
ball waa held and the Land Bhow man
agement haa mad arrangement with th
Knight of Ak-8ar-Bn ao that moat of
th royal trapping and decoration have
been left in place. Their bright colore,
mingling wtih those of the fruit and the
golden grain, form a pioture that th
most skilled artist would envy.
Th Illuminations of th building ar
something that I moet artistic, as well
a beautiful. Beside th myriad Of trl
colored electrlo light, lypical of th Ak-
Sar-Bn featlvltle. ther ar thousand
of Incandescent, whloh, when turned on,
will Illuminate th building until It In
terior at night will b a bright a at
noon. To light the building, beaide th
numereu arc and hundred of fancy
light around th booth, there will be
4.6 lxtean-candlepower lncandeacent
taatlly arranged In th celling and In
festoons around th walla and up through
th center.
The great door at th south nd of
th Coliseum will be used a th main
entrance to the building. Whn nterln
the th apectator will get an Impre
Ion that will be lasting. Up through
th center of th great building for a dis
tance of 300 feet th spectator will walk
through a eolonnad twenty feet wtd.
Thla eolonnad consists of twenty col
umn, whit and In Imitation of mabrble,
at twenty feet apart and each ur-
mounted by a Ufe-alsed allegorical fig
ure. Th column ar twenty-seven feet
high. .
wanting irom th south entrance up
the colonnade to th north, aa th visitor
approach th slags, he will be con
fronted by a panorama of moving pio
ture, or rather on picture painted upon
a canva sixteen feet In height and 1.M0
feet In length. , This picture move In
three direction, up and down and to th
left. On It la painted by eminent artist
scene portraying th development of the
west. Th artist lets his Imagination
start with the time when Lewis and
Clark passed up the Missouri river on
their voyage of discovery. Then step by
step he take up th development of th
central and th Pacific wast, finishing
with th condition aa they exjat at th
present time.
President Bates :
Talks to Graduates
of Hiram College
"Tou cannot develop your arm to th
fullest extent and neglect th rest of your
body and expect to do as well a It you
had developed your entire body," atd
President Miner Dee Batea of .Hiram col
lege In hi address at the University club
dinner Saturday noon; "and you cannot
train men along on line of work and
expect them to succeed a well In their
battle with the world a though they had
been trained along all line of work.
In view of this fact I would most
heartily) suggest that th undergraduate
college be mad separate from th
graduate college; that th atudent learn
the broader linea of education first and
later teach them th technicalities.
You men present her today are going
to be th trustees and director of th
colleges in th future, and when you ar
put In this position I would Ilk to hav
you remember what I hav said to you
today."
Many old student of Hiram college, as
well as a larg number of university men.
beard th address of President Bates.
No Clemency to Be
Shown A, W. Casady
Petition for clemency In the caae of A.
w. casady, confessed embexstrr, wss
denied by the district Judge this moriUng
and sentence will be p"e: at l.M o'clock
Monday afternoon.
Casady formerly waa city clerk of
Council Illuffa and It was In his official
capacity that he was Indicted for em
bessiement which charge he later con
fessed.
.MILS. 10. MANNING. II year of
Wickersham to Speak
at Palimpsest Club
Attorney General Wickersham, who will
be her to addraa th National Prlsoi
congress Tuesday Iilfc'ht, will be the sue'
of honor at a dinner to be given by the
Patlmpaeat club Monday nlttlit at the
Omaha club. Mr. Wickersham will ad
dress the club.
CITY AND UNION GOSPEL
MISSIONS ARE UNITED
The consolidation of the Omaha City
Mission and th Union Gospel Mission I
now In effect, and th united body ex
pect to become a atronger fore fur good
in Omaha than the aepurat organisa
lion.
Th Omaha City Mission will be con
ducted aa In th past by Mis Msg,
Harry D. Sifter, who has been connected
with th Union Qopel Miaalon. will con
tlnu the service h ha been conduclin
at th old quarter.
Th esaadarg In the heating etor world
HOWARD OVER DRAFT HEATER
Th woaderf aJ heater.
W poaltlvely claim and rosraate
that the HOWARD OTiaOBiri
B1ATIS Will effect a BATXSfO) to yon
of at least 01l-HAi,r tout fnel bill.
HOWARD OTItDlirT HSlTHt ar
o enientlfleallr eoastrneted that it I
ABSOLUTELY Impossible for them te
eonanme xaor than BlLf th fnel re
ealred by th ordinary soft coal beater.
Baylnr a Howard Over Draft Heater t
a good Investment, net an eapenae. They
poaltlvely pay for them- sf
selves In a single ea-Ec
on. Wa offer yon eurXf
regular SIS value. kaaa-w!lJI
somely nlokel trlmmtlw
at th low price of ... .
:a50
Credit Freely Yours
The CREDrr SERVICE at this store) is devel
oped to the HIGHEST point of PRACTICAL
helpfulness to the house-furnisher. It repre
sent many, many years of experience. The far
reaching Influence and benefit Is demonstrated
by the thousands of homes this store ha fur
niHhed. Thl store's credit service Is of the
HELrFT'lVnot the experimental, kind. It la
based on meeting each individual's requirements
without Imposing a single burden.
Your Roma Deserves tho Best Ring
in Amirici-TKE KTATt STEEL MKCE
Thar Is absolntely a otloa aboat
the aetata Steel Hang sola- the stand
ard by wbiea all other ar ateaanrod.
na x statu mn hajtob is na
OUAT11T S-VZX. StATISTO) SASQl
Positively SO. TOT OUT BTBJtT
WIT Or HBAT rsOM TUB TV HI Vf
ean "show yon In a mlnnte" Jnat why
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The XSTATH ST BUI. HAJTOB emkodle
mor praetloal oommon sense feature
than any other raare made. Thoaaaad
la Sails' na la Omaha.
A FEW CENTS a Day PAYS for Any RANGE or HEATER
522.50
mm
Your Old Stove Taken In
Exchange on the Purchase
of a New Steel Range.
for AN EXCELLENT
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The best medium
priced ateel range on
the market. Ha
large square oven,
top Is fitted with six
g - Inch lids. Haa
large fire box equip
ped with duplex
gratea for burning
wood or coal, com
plete with upper
warming closet.
09.50
for a Regular $15
HOWARD KEATER
We are aol agent
for thl wonderful
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single season In the
coal It saves you; 1
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somely nickel trim'
mad.
0k
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AND DOCS ALL TNI WORK
17J $35.ao uase
w
Uurnor.
W are sole agenta for the re
nowned Oold Coin line of Base Burn
ers. Gold Coin base burner repre
sent th latest and most skilled
manufacture. They hav every good
feature found In other baa burner,
and many special patented feature
that belong t the Oold Coin alone.
(Base burner dvrtlsed is not a Gold
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OMAHAti
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for an excellent
30.50 Soft
. Coal Heater
Haa full cast iron top and baa
and full blue steel drum, heavy
grata, screw draft air attachment
for regulating th inflow of oxygen,
ha pretty urn and I artistically
trimmed with silver nickel, a first
. class heater In every respect, and th
biggest soft coal beater value la th
city.
Youthful Bandit
Again a Fugitive
For th fourth time In six weeks War
ren Hayile'.t, th Omaha boy desperado,
eaeaped from the State Industrial school
Wednesdsy night In company with thre
other companion. After escaping they
robbed two store at Kearney Friday.
Hayslett wa sent up for burglary about
th first of lieptsmber. A week later h
tscaped from th second story by tying
bedsheets together and crawling down th
Improvised rope. He waa captured and
ent back, only to escape a few day
later by striking a guard with a club.
H wa again sent back and again mad
his csp.
Wednesday night he filed through
thre Iron bare and escaped with Elmer
Miller, Koy flack and Elmer Allen in
their night clothes. They made their way
to a wooded patch few blocks from th
Institution and there they hid until Tues
day night, when they relumed to the
reformatory, broke their way In and
stole their clothes. Going down Into th
town of Kearney they robbed a hardware
tor and a clothing store and got away
with 2M In cash and valuable. Th
Omaha police hav been asked to search
fur the culprits.
Professors" Named,
to Instruct Voters
In regular session Saturday, th Board
of County Commlsalcners established a
school of instruction for voters,"
naming James Alien, F. E. Hydock and
John Qulstgaard aa Instructor at a
alary of S per day, each. The duty of
th professor will b to appear when
called upon and at auch place as may
be designated and tell voter how to
operate the voting machine. Commis
sioner Lynch waa th only member vot
ing against the establishment of th
school."
The four men. E. E. E. BIdgway,
George II. Btryker, Clyde Fltsgerald and
Owen Slaven, who, during th laat two
week, hav been pretending to give In
tructlona on voting machine, preaented
their bill. Rldgway claimed 9 and
wa allowed H.W. Strykar asked for
TJ and wa allowed 3S. Tha claims of
Fltsgerald and Slaven were 36 each, and
war allowed.
Th local branch of th American
Woman's leagu asked that when th
old court nous Is rased, th member
ba given th material, that it may be
moved away and, on aom central loca
tion in the city, used In th contraction
of a building where th Uninger art
collection may be kept. The request
Presents Lavished
on Old Associate
When Charle F. Waymuller, secretary
of th Btor Brewing company, arrived
at th office Saturday morning he na
r-bly surprised to find Ills desk
prettily decorated with flowers. He was
pleased and he set about hla work for
tha day with ttnewed energy, when h
was further surprised to find addressed
to him an ngroad letter of appreciai
tlon, but atlll the surprises did not end.
Ther before blra waa a check for eiAO,
made payable to hi order. By thl tlm
he waa overcome, but more was In tor
for htm. Hla eya fell upon a diamond
aiudded locket, a miniature in guld of
th Ktors trade mark. All this lavish
appreciation earn front U. Blora, mat k.
ing th twenty-fifth anniversary of Mr.
Weymuller' association with th donor.
waa referred.
whole.
to the committee of th
Street Car Fares
Not to Be Eaised
on Omaha Lines
Th Omaha Council Bluff Street
Railway company ha no thought of In
creasing street oar fares, aa recommended
for th tret car world in general by
the' national organisation of street car
compante at th recent meeting, accord
ing to Assistant General Manager It- A.
Leussler of the local company.
"It probably will b necessary for om
companies, in eastern cltle that hav
ceased to grow, to raise their fares," said
Mr. Leussler. "but there is no necessity
for raising them here. If Omaha wer
at a standstill, w might hav to do it,
but Omaha ia growing rapidly and w
look for rapidly Increasing business for
money to pay our dividends."
SKINNER COMPANY HAS
DOUBLED ITS CAPITAL
Because of lncra in demand for
Skinner macaroni and th consequent
necessity for more capital to handle the
business the Skinner Manufacturing com
pany haa Increased Ita capitalisation
from tSO.000 to tUAOOO. all th naw atock
being purchased by original stockholder.
Th company now 1 selling It product
in aU mlddl west state and now will
extend operation to th Paolflo coast
MANY REPUBLICANS ARE
VISITING IN OMAHA
Numerous republican visitor oontinu
to arrive at the headquarter of the
tate republican central committee at the
Millard hotel, coming from out in the
the state. And all bring reports of In
dications of republican victory all along
th lln at th November election.
Saturday J. C McNlsh of Wlsnar.
county chairman of Cuming oounty, called
upon Secretary Allen and a little later
William Hueenetter of Llnwood, Butler
county, dropped la. Mr. Husenstter waa
formerly chairman of the atate committee
and 1 taking Just a much Interest in
Nebraska politic as when he wa direct
ing th affair of th party.
Chairman MoNleh ia well pleased with
condition in Cuming county and ba the
party lined up tor th whole ticket, state
and county. ,
Butler oounty, according to Mr.
Hueenetter, 1 almost certain of rolling
up on of the largeat republican ma
jorltle In It history.
M Badge of Honesty
t I:
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